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dermat-
- variant of dermato- before a vowel:
dermatitis.
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˜yÐÄvlogs That Use Dermat-
What does dermat- mean?
Dermat- is a combining form used like a prefix meaning “skin.†It is used in some medical and scientific terms.
Dermat- comes from the Greek »åé°ù³¾²¹, meaning “skin.â€
Dermat- is a variant of dermato-, which loses its -o– when combined with words or word elements beginning with vowels. Want to know more? Read our ˜yÐÄvlogs That Use dermato- article.
Other variants of dermat- and dermato- are dermo- and derm-. Closely related to dermato- are the combining forms -derm, -derma, -dermatous, and -dermis. Learn more about their specific applications at our ˜yÐÄvlogs That Use articles for the forms.
Examples of dermat-
One example of a term that features the combining form dermat- is dermatitis, “inflammation of the skin.â€
The first part of the word, dermat-, means “skin.†The second part of the word, -itis, is a combining form that is used to denote inflammation. Dermatitis, then, literally translates to “skin inflammation.â€
What are some words that use or are related to the combining form dermat-?
What are some other forms that dermat- may be commonly confused with?
Break it down!
The combining form –osis is often used to indicate diseases and disorders. With this in mind, what is dermatosis?
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